Neil Baker

Neil launched Cinerama Film in 2019 as a personal blog focusing on LGBTQ+, Independent Film and Festivals; in the years since his first article, Cinerama Film has become a global film website trusted by our dedicated readers worldwide. Volunteer-led and run, Cinerama Film continues to grow yearly as it proudly celebrates diversity, artistry and a panorama of film and tv.

May December (review) – a provocative and ambiguous exploration of self-deception and manipulation

8th December 2023

BFI London Film Festival 2023·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals

May December is now showing on Sky Cinema in the UK and Netflix in the US. Many relationships are built on fantasy

Anatomy of a Fall (review) – Justice is messy, and the truth is obscure in Triet’s outstanding crime drama

6th December 2023

BFI London Film Festival 2023·Crime·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals

Anatomy of a Fall is playing in selected cinemas now. More than ever, people act as judge and jury based on social

Femme (review) – a nerve-shredding neo-noir thriller

30th November 2023

Drama·Horror and Thriller·LGBTQ + Film and TV

Femme arrives in cinemas nationwide on the 1st of December. Some films leave an indelible mark as you walk from the darkness

The Hole in the Ground (Review)

3rd March 2019

Film and TV·Horror and Thriller·Rewind

The Hole in the Ground continues a theme of many recent horrors as it plays with the relationship between a mother and

Old Boys (Review)

25th February 2019

Comedy·Coming of Age·Drama·Film and TV·Rewind·Romance

Old Boys is a charming and fresh take on Rostand’s Cyrano, playing beautifully with representations of masculinity, freedom and societal expectations. This

Benjamin (Review)

20th February 2019

Comedy·Drama·Film and TV·Film Festivals·LGBTQ + Film and TV·Rewind·Romance

Simon Amstell is well known for cutting satirical comedy that weaves humour into a range of ordinary situations through full-bodied characters, and

The Granada Bedford and the loss of our cinematic heritage

12th February 2019

Features·Film and TV·Rewind

My first experience of cinema was the stunning, grand and magical Granada Cinema Bedford, as a child I will never forget the

The Basketball Diaries (1995)

11th February 2019

Coming of Age·Crime·Drama·Film and TV·Rewind

The Basketball Diaries is available on limited edition Blu-ray now. Before Timothee Chalamet’s gut-wrenching performance in Beautiful Boy, Leonardo DiCaprio brought us

Boy Erased (Review)

10th February 2019

Drama·Film and TV·LGBTQ + Film and TV·Rewind

Boy Erased is now showing in cinemas nationwide. Boy Erased isn’t the first film in recent years to explore the interface between

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